Sentence examples for behaviour is to be from inspiring English sources
"Any dangerous behaviour is to be brought to the attention of police".
The worst behaviour is to be expected from the British, Irish and Danes.
If Mr Bevan is right, much in Mr Butler's behaviour is to be explained by "Freudian lapses".
Incidentally, if this is set in real-life London there's a good chance that this sort of behaviour is to be soundtracked by an almighty chorus of tutting.
"Basic moral behaviour is to be helpful to others, feel responsible to others, have a sense of solidarity and sense of justice," he said.
A typical activity in the object-oriented software engineering process involves the construction of a class structure in terms of which the system behaviour is to be specified.
This behaviour was to be contrasted, ran the statement, with that of "many international stars, including Chuck Norris, Bono, David James, Rio Ferdinand and Gary Neville … [who are] of equally dazzling stature".
However, early exposure to pornography, failure to attend school and being brought up in a family where there is criminal behaviour are to be considered mitigating factors, according to draft guidelines published by the Sentencing Council.
How did we get to a situation where we took for granted that certain kinds of behaviour were to be rewarded, never mind the failure or devastation they left in their wake?
The home secretary confirmed today that the battery of 19 different powers including asbos, developed by Tony Blair's Labour government to tackle antisocial behaviour, are to be replaced by five orders containing similar powers.
